The College Visit: Summer Style
Any Time is a Good Time: The value of a campus visit cannot be overstated. The chance to walk the bricks, project yourself into spaces, see and hear the people with whom you would have the chance to live and
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Coach’s Corner: May Wrap Up – 2019
We are pleased to announce that many Norfolk Academy student-athletes in the Class of 2019 have committed to participate in college varsity athletics. There are a total of 19 student-athletes who will compete in 9 different sports at the NCAA
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Coach’s Corner: May Wrap Up (2018)
We are pleased to announce that many Norfolk Academy student-athletes in the Class of 2018 have committed to participate in college varsity athletics. There are a total of 20 student-athletes who will compete in 10 different sports at the NCAA
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Fall 2017 SAT/ACT Testing Dates & Details
Seniors, fall is right around the corner and that means final opportunities to strengthen your standardized test scores in anticipation of the application season. You will have four chances to sit for the SAT and three chances to sit for
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Putting Your Personality into an Application: Admission Interviews
College applications are a wonderful tool for showcasing your interests, accomplishments and character. From transcripts, to extracurricular resumes to essays, they provide students a chance to introduce themselves to admission officers. But, I think all parties involved would admit, that
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Coach’s Corner: May Wrap Up
We are pleased to announce that several Norfolk Academy student athletes in the Class of 2017 have committed to participate in college varsity athletics. There are a total of 10 student athletes who will compete in eight different sports at
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It’s A Marathon, Not A Sprint: Managing Time
The college admission process is a marathon, not a sprint. For many of you it won’t conclude until May 1, the National Candidates’ Reply Date by which seniors officially confirm their attendance at a school of choice. Students who really
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Waitlisted? Now What?
Admission outcomes are always discussed in terms of thick and thin envelopes, a binary spectrum of positive and negative. Yet this depiction leaves out a key element: the middle ground, the medium envelope if you will – the waitlist. Waitlist
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The Who, What, Where, When, Why and How of Spring College Visits
Exploring college campuses is one of the most exciting aspects of the college search process. You get to discover new places, new faces, new communities. The campus you eventually select will be your school, your playground and your home for
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ABC’s of Financial Aid & Scholarships
It’s never too early to begin planning for the expense of college. If you are accepted into an institution with a net price well beyond your family’s means, you may not realistically be able to afford the expense of attending that
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